The Department of Rehabilitation, Social Work & Addictions offers three degrees in the field of Rehabilitation.

• The department's Consortium for Distance Education in Rehabilitation (CDER) offers a Master of Science degree in Rehabilitation Counseling. CDER is administered completely online, utilizes a faculty of 30 professionals with specialized backgrounds, and has an international enrollment of over 300 students throughout the Consortium.
• The department's Denton campus offers a Master of Science (MS) degree in Rehabilitation Counseling.
• A Bachelor of Science degree in Rehabilitation Studies is available at the department's Denton campus.

The Center for Rehabilitation Studies was founded in 1967 to provide professional degrees and continuing education in vocational rehabilitation services. Since that time, two disciplines have been added, Social Work and Addictions, and the scope of the department has been redefined to include the development and dissemination of innovative and interdisciplinary practices that enhance opportunities for individuals with disabilities to live and work in their communities. This is accomplished through the three functional components that comprise the Department of Rehabilitation, Social Work & Addictions: academics and research, continuing education and technical assistance, and rehabilitation services laboratories.